>> how are you? >> good. >> what's your name? >> good to see you jason. >> good shape. i remember that shape. >> absolutely. keep up the good work. >> shavon lee even got a kiss, and her daughter was swept up in the vice president's arms. >> by the way, i said high, she said, you know what my uncle

calls you? joey b. >> we said great job, keep up the great work. it's amazing to meet him in person, and it's nice that, you know, they take time to come to little smaller places. >> heard everyone cheering and i was looking around like what's going on.

they heard a shot fired, came to the rear of the restaurant, saw the employees struggling with the robbery suspect, ordered the suspect to drop his weapon. at that time he did not drop his weapon and the deputy fired hitting the suspect and ultimately killing him. >> the most seriously injured resulted in one employees who was treated for a burn on his hand from the revolver. the place is closed until monday. a group of mothers took steps to fight violence in the community. i march was held in east pal oh,

ail toe organizers say fear is keeping people from coming out. >> people have a fear of retaliation. there's a strong code of not sniching. that's the barrier we need to break down. we need to find out how to get past it so people can come forward. >> organizers say they plan future marches. the state budget is on jerry brown's desk. lawmakers passed a budget yesterday, a day the deadline. it will expand public health care coverage and lay the ground work for social services. it was passed with a party line

vote. >> process isn't democratic. it's simply done by the democrats. that's what we object to. most of the bills have been in public for days. there are a few. the way it works the last minute negotiation that have only recently become in print. if they want to come back tomorrow, we're happy to do that. this is the first time a budge it was passed before the deadline in nearly three decades. the person known as naked bartman may be packing whatever clothes he owns and going back to columbia. after seeing passengers in the buff at the bart station last month. he used to perform with a circus. he's not a u.s. citizen and his visa is expired. the da's fs is considering charges but authorities were alerted when he was arrested.

he is wearing a gps and has to check in regularly. still to come, they ran and sweat but they had a blast do ill. how a 49ers star helped make a memorable afternoon for children. a pricey incentive with a contractor of the bay bridge. why they say it could compromise safety. a consumer alert, the massive recall general motors just issued and why so many suvs are being recalled. >> we're watching a big cooldown under way around the bay area right now. you can see the temperatures over my shoulder only 55 in san francisco. the clouds and fog spilling back in around the bay. we'll have a look at what this means for your father's day forecast when we come right back.

nearly 200,000 suvs from the 2006, 07 models are recalled for a fire risks. you can see the list includes trail blazer, envoy. gm says water gets into the driver's side door and shorts a circuit board that can cause fire.

owners should park the vehicles outside until repaired. gm will make repairs for free. some concern this evening over news that the contractor for new bay bridge will get a $20 million bonus if the bridge is completed on time. lawmakers acknowledge that bonuses are included in building contracts to prompt completion but safety should be the primary concern, not on time performance. lawmakers are sending a letter outlining concerns. they might have recent problems with materials. cal tran says it will decide around july 10 whether the new span will open on labor day weekend. the lights project was recently discovered hundreds of lights ever malfunctioning and technicians know why. moisture is getting into the lights. the manufacturer of the lights has agreed to foot the bill to replace some of the them. in the meantime they'll reprogram the display to work around the broken lights. >> he reimagined the artwork

taking into account those new level of constraints. >> the organizer says the plan plans to fully redo the project in the fall which may require changing all 25 thousand lights. the project is on display for two years. leon panetta was honored where he gave a speech at his ail ma mat ter. he received an honorary doctorate. more than 100 students earned their degrees today. panetta encouraged students to become engaged in government and hold elected officials accountable. >> you are not just our hope for a better future. you are our future and the key to whether we remain a government of, by, and for all people. congratulations. >> panetta met his wife on

campus. this summer they're celebrating 51 years of marriage. he joked that mixers were his generations version of computer dating. a brave 7-year-old boy who is fighting cancer up next.

san mateo county held its  first ever lgbt pride today. it was held on east fifth street. it included live music, panel discussions, entertainment, and you could be tested for hiv. hundreds of kids got treated by playing football with the pros.

patrick willis led the two day camp for more than 300 children, children of active duty military personnel. >> i'm thankful for everybody to make this possible. it warms my heart to see kids running. they may not understand this now but they will when they get older. >> willis and more than 30 of the area's top coaches taught the kids the fundamentals of football and taught that quarterback and his offensive line how to do a heck of a job. another camp also taking place this weekend, this one for children of down's syndrome. the two day event called football camp of the stars is founded by steve mariucci. it's owned by current and former 49ers players and coaches. the nfl refry that worked this year's super bowl called that game. a birthday celebration for a

san jose boy fighting leukemia. he celebrated his birthday with the mario brother's birthday party. he has undergone chem oh, treatments and is still in search of a bone marrow donor. today it was about having fun with friends and family. >> it's a grass roots sort of campaign of love i guess you could say. everyone from all over, either they've known him or not known him for a long period of time. we've come together for this little boy. >> the family was supposed to leave for saint jude's children's hospital tomorrow but he has a temperature and can't travel. the family is trying to raise money to cover medical and other expenses. you can donate at wells far go bank. let's step outside and take a live look at the golden gate bridge, significant for many reasons, the famous bridge of course but tomorrow the marathon

starts and goes across the bridge. we're told there will be heightened security there in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. all bags will be searched. start and finish areas will be within enclosed areas. runners and spectators are warned to allow an extra 30 minutes. meteorologist rob joins us. are you going to be doing the marathon tomorrow? >> not that one. five k. not quite at 26 miles yet. you do have the fog right at about 500 feet is the ceiling for the low clouds covering the tops of the clouds. you can see how it's spilling in oakland up and down the coast. highway 17 that's where the sunshine was today and that is the lone spot that was 70 today. look at san francisco, only 58

today. san jose down to 72. big time cooldown. right now 59 degrees in oakland. san jose you actually need a jacket outside in silicon valley for your plans this evening. hanging around 70s in fairfield but look at south into 17 to napa. it's going to pull in those clouds. notice the temperature change. 10 to 20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. we were close to 90 in spots friday. not the case today or tomorrow. you can see the low clouds on the coast. this will continue to be part of the story on the coast. also into the morning hours including liver moore, danville. fog for the morning. lunch time nothing but sunshine inland but cool around the coast in san francisco. nice running temperatures there around the city. the fog will start to creep back

in as we head towards the evening. overnight tonight areas of low clouds moving inland if you have plans around san francisco or the coast you're going to find mist and drizzle for your evening plans and probably for the morning, too. if you have an early brunch time with dad along the coast, those low clouds and fog will not only keep temperatures down but drop mist at times for the morning. after 10:00 in the morning mid to upper 70s. 80s inland. around the try valley mild temperatures and warmer temperatures toward napa, fairfield and liver more. san francisco low 60s tomorrow and perhaps closer to 70 in oakland. monday into tuesday highs low 70s inland. liver moore and pleasanton looking cool.

next weekend we will officially have moved into the first weekend of summer and it's starting to look that way. 80s and 90s next weekend. that by the way is what we call uncomfortable weather, 90s. much nicer to run in 50s and 60s. move over las vegas. why st. louis, missouri has just been voted the most sinful city in america.

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st. louis, missouri the top of the list of most sinful. the seven deadly categories, lust, pride, wrath, envi, greed,

glutny, and sloth. the criteria is only for the city, not for the metro areas. if you live in the suburbs you're not as sinful as that city. a history making moment today. 24-year-old ryan chalmers completed a challenge no one has ever attempted before. the pair olympian traveled from los angeles to new york by wheelchair. crossing the finish line in central park he began the more than 3,000 mile trek 47 days ago. he wanted to encourage others to take on challenges. he's also raising money for stay focused, a new york city diving organization for disabled athletes. time to check in with henry. henry, top that. >> it's difficult to top that

story but i will keep things rolling with sports when we come back. a good day for tiger woods. we've got the highlights from the u.s. open. 113th tournament. there are good highlights. plus an ending the champ can't wait to forget. we have the wild and somewhat controversial giants highlights coming up next from the exfinity sports desk.

welcome back to nba bay area. he closed out world series and lights out for most of this season but today is definitely a day sergio romo would like to forget as soon as possible. giants and braves in the second set of a three game series. giants down 1-0 in the third. torres ties the game at one. the next batter, downtown third baseline. torres scores, giants take a 2-1 lead. after a walk to bust er bosy, te ball goes to shallow right. top of the 5th giants up a run for buster posey. this baby is hit deep to center, hits off the wall. torres scores. 4-2 giants. another on a sac fly.

to the 6th inning we go, a man on for bj upton who was definitely up and away today. his second homer of the game makes it 5-4. bottom of the 9th giants up by 1. sergio romo facing justin upton. where is this pitch? home plate umpire says it's inside. romo can't believe it, walks in the tieing run. next batter is freddie freeman and he's going to free everyone. singles to right. the bases are clear at that point because the winning run comes in. 6-5 final. giants are definitely unhappy tonight. moving day for merion. tiger woods started the day four back. chings his chip on fifth. he would bogey, nine over par on three rounds. not the tiger we know. what about michael tim, the

amateur from cal. off the flag, kim is leading all amateurs at 4 over pass right now. former masters champion by the way. charles shartsle knocks in a birdie. sits at even par. hunter mayhan, get in there, finds the back of the cup, mayhan with a 69. one bag headed into sunday. who has the lead? phil mickelson. 14 hints for the pin. he's the only player under par and he is your leader at one under. this could be a crazy story. here's a guy who didn't get much practice time in because he wanted to attend his daughter's 8th grade graduation. who needs practice if you are phil mickelson.

>> it doesn't affect my game one way or the other. >> i can relate to that. >> thanks very much. >> you go it. rob is here. let's look at the forecast. >> pretty good. father's day plans tore inform great, warmer tomorrow. monday, tuesday, wednesday, cooling trend and thursday and friday things will be heating up and nascar getting back into the 90s as we get towards saturday. >> thanks a lot. thanks for choosing nba bay area news. we'll see you back here at 11:00. until then have a great evening. >> announcer: you're watching a bay area news special. tonight we investigate gait. >> knock you off the rocks or pull you off the beach. >> no warning. >> without warning. >> behind hawaii's beauty, potential dangers for tourists.

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